Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 260 Walkthrough
Level 260 knots two tall arms around a double loop above paired 500 capacities, mirrored orange 4 curtains, and a central red 5 chamber. Continue pink, then blue and orange, and keep the visible red box reserved until its late feeder band approaches.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 260 — Full Solution
- Continue pink for the first outlet segment, then activate blue.
- Add orange from the right-hand loop; wait for pink to finish before adding cream.
- Cycle gray and green while both 500 capacity cells decrease.
- Use orange and purple fills to count the mirrored 4 curtains down.
- Activate red only as its right-feeder band approaches.
- Use the following matched fills to advance the central red 5 chamber after the orange sides have opened.
- Clear the released tan, blue, green, and final red boxes to empty both arms.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Blue, Orange, Cream, Purple, Green, Gray, Red, Tan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking red during the opening pink-blue-orange cycle.
- Filling the fourth slot before orange advances the mirrored curtains.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 260 (quick clues)
- Leave red in reserve until the early pink-blue-orange knot has freed a slot.
- Use the two 500 capacity stacks as separate timing checks before committing a newly exposed box.
- Advance the mirrored orange 4 chambers before feeding the central red 5 chamber.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall arms feed a knotted double-loop and one outlet. Pink starts active; blue, orange, cream, purple, green, gray, red, and tan surround two 500 capacity cells, mirrored orange curtains marked 4, and a central red curtain marked 5.
- Goal
- Unwind the knot in outlet order, drain both capacities, count the orange curtains down, and open the central red chamber for the final boxes.
- Opening
- Continue pink, activate blue and orange, then add cream after the first pink receiver leaves.
- Danger Zone
- The red box is visible from the start, but its long feeder band arrives late. Sending it before blue and orange clear leaves it occupying a slot throughout the early knot.
- Mechanics
- A central red 5 curtain is nested between mirrored orange 4 curtains and paired 500 capacity cells.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the red box safe?
After the first pink, blue, and orange receivers create space and the red feeder band is nearing the outlet.
Which chamber should advance first?
Lower the mirrored orange 4 chambers before committing receivers exposed by the central red 5 chamber.